Css exfil protection from cross site scripting attack and addding rel=noopener by default. Also, it would be nice if dark mode(for web contents) was integrated as a system built in feature along with a check box included to toggle it on/off for web contents.
Css exfil protection was a add-on I used on Firefox 68.11.0 along with "Dont touch my tabs" which adds a rel=noopener request on each new tab. Could be a good measure if implemented from a security view point. Also, if dark mode for web contents was a built in feature like Chrome, it could be a good thing, because Dark reader delays page load time. And not to mention a bit of bright flash on every page load(new tabs).
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addding rel=noopener by default
Firefox already has an implicit rel=noopener behaviour for target=_blank by default.
Also, it would be nice if dark mode(for web contents) was integrated as a system built in feature along with a check box included to toggle it on/off for web contents.
Duplicate of #2139.
In the future please open one issue per feature request otherwise it's not possible to label your individual feature requests.
addding rel=noopener by default
Firefox already has an implicit rel=noopener behaviour for target=_blank by default.
Also, it would be nice if dark mode(for web contents) was integrated as a system built in feature along with a check box included to toggle it on/off for web contents.
Duplicate of #2139.
In the future please open one issue per feature request otherwise it's not possible to label your individual feature requests.
Glad to know! I wish css exfil protection was implemented as well.
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Firefox already has an implicit rel=noopener behaviour for target=_blank by default.
Duplicate of #2139.
In the future please open one issue per feature request otherwise it's not possible to label your individual feature requests.